St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
IN THE COUNTS.
Minor Gases on Which Action
Was Taken Yesterday,

w dS laRen eSCeruay.
Judge Simons has ordered judgment
against all property in the following ap-
pealS from assessments by the board of
public works: For grading OakdaIe
avenue, from State street to the south
city limits; grading Forbes street, from
Pleasant avenue to Bantil street; grad
ing and widening OlmSted street, from
Rice to John streets; opening. widening
and extending Park avenue, from Min
nehaha street to the south city limits:
grading alley in block 2, Holcombe's adj
diti0n, from st. Adams street to GrottO
street; grading Fisk street, from
Laurel avenue to Miller street, and
Miller street, from Laurel avenue to
Aurora avenue; change of grade on
Edgerton street, from Minnehaha street
to York street; opening, widening and
extending State street, from the west
line OF MorriSon'S addition to West st.
Paul proper; construction of sewer on
Hill street, from Third to Washington
streets; constructing sewer on Good
rich avenue, from st. Adams street to
q point 500 feet east of Dale street:
grading Glencoe street, from Mississippi
to Columbia streets.
The grand jury will meet Monday at
10 a. m. The struck jury cases will also
be called at that hour. Before Judge
Bill, the following court cases are set
for hearing: The st. Paul Linseed Oil
company againstthe Chicago, Milwau-
kee, st. Paul 81 Omaha railway COM
pany; Peter Berkey against Gertrud
Jansen; Anthony Warner ct al against
John b. Dow ct al; r. A.AFalsh against
the CulbertSon estate.
In the case of E. w. Peet against r.
Nj. Newport, Judge Kelly has filed an
order granting the st. Paul Trust COM
pany, as receiver, the right to make. ne
gotiate and deliver promissory notes, as
far as 1t may be necessary, to extend,
take up or renew the obligations of the
firm of Newport 81 Peet.
The case of John Doyle against the
Northern Pacific Railroad company, in
which the plaintiff demanded $4,000
damages for Injuries sustained in a col
llSIon, has been removed from the dis
trict court of Crow Wing county to the
United States circuit court.
The divorce case of Ella Farnswortb
against George p. Farnsworth, in.which
the plaintiff alleges cruel and inhulnan
treatment and deSertion OH the part of
the defendant, was tried and taken
under Amusement by Judge SimonS YES
terday.
A transcript of judgment has been
filed in the district court against f. and
q. Wheeler ct al. for sl,528.:34, in favor
OF the German-American National bank
OF st. Paul; also one against II. Reichow
ct al. for S2,054.03, in favor of the same
plaintiff.
The case of Reed, Murdoch IS Fisher
against johnson Bros, rcplevicn ac-
ton, was called yesterday before Judge
Wllllin, and after enipaneling Jury,
the case was continued until Monday.
Six boys, arrested by Officer Mcbride
for bathing in Lake Como, were before
Judge Ford yesterday, and allowed to
go under suspended sentence.
George Bracket was sentenced bv
Judge Ford to ninety days in the work
house for stealing stamps from the
Office OF Gen. r. w. johnson.
The Davenport Glucose Manufactur-
ing company has brought suit against
Frank Gray to recover s227.15 for goods
sold.
Patrick II. Kelly brings suit against
John q. Dohrman to recover $3.50 for Of
fee rent.